Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
A NURSE helped orchestrate a "mass brawl" by a pack of Wolverhampton Wanderers fans in London's West End, a court has heard. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
A MAN has denied 'sneaking' into his girlfriend's Midland home, killing her baby and then dumping the body. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
FAMILIES in one favoured part of the Midlands are quids in - thanks to Britain's greenest housing development. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
DELAYS in rebuilding Birmingham's New Street Station are helping destroy public confidence in Britain's rail network, the Conservatives claimed. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
DELAYS in rebuilding Birmingham's New Street Station are helping destroy public confidence in Britain's rail network, Conservatives claimed. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
IT was like a scene from a Hollywood movie as youngsters stood in line at a Midland school waiting for police to search them and take them through metal detectors in the hunt for deadly weapons. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
IT was like a scene from a Hollywood movie as youngsters stood in line at a Midland school waiting for police to search them and take them through metal detectors in the hunt for deadly weapons. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
VICTIMS who lost their lives through mindless violence in Birmingham will be remembered tonight by young people who will visit the scene of each killing. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
VICTIMS who lost their lives through mindless violence in Birmingham will be remembered tonight by young people who will visit the scene of each killing. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
POLICE today launched an investigation after arsonists used a petrol-soaked rag to set fire to the front door of a Birmingham home before attacking two cars parked outside. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
FRIENDS of deportation row twins Kamila and Karina Kaya today vowed to fight to keep the girls in Birmingham. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
AN extra 10,000 passengers will put further strain on New Street Station tomorrow as they make their way to Cheltenham for the Gold Cup - but only ten more staff will be employed to cope. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
AN extra 10,000 passengers will put further strain on New Street Station tomorrow as they make their way to Cheltenham for the Gold Cup - but only ten more staff will be employed to cope. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
FAMILIES in one favoured part of the Midlands are quids in - thanks to Britain's greenest housing development. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
WRINKLED skin, huge bags under the eyes, and a sickening yellow-green complexion. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
LOYAL HP workers have dished up their last dollop of Birmingham's world famous brown sauce. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
THE boyfriend of an alleged honour killing victim whose body was found in a suitcase in Birmingham wept as he watched footage of the 20-year-old shown in court. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
JAIL terms of 12 years imposed on three animal rights extremists for their parts in a terror campaign against guinea pig breeders - in which an 82-year-old woman's body was stolen from her grave - were "fully merited", the Court of Appeal ruled today. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
A FEMALE tennis coach today denied sexually assaulting a schoolgirl. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
A WOMAN who spent years of heartache in failed attempts to have a baby is looking forward to the mother of all Mothering Sundays. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
A LIFELONG Blues fan, who spent his life saving for a dream home in New Zealand, died just three months after moving in. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
AN ONLINE business set up only three months ago to undercut "rip-off" High Street prices for spectacles has been awarded a coveted prize in the Birmingham's Best Business Awards. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
FAMILIES in Birmingham have hit out after city council chiefs gave the green light to a home for young tearaways. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM'S MPs have backed the Birmingham Mail's petition calling for a referendum on an elected mayor. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
A FORMER athlete whose promising career was brought to a halt by injury has been jailed for three years for drugs offences. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
BIG-hearted Brummies are gearing up for a day of frantic fund-raising fun in aid of Comic Relief tomorrow. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
A PUB assistant manager who died after being thrown out of her car when she lost control of her vehicle might have survived the accident if she had been wearing a seatbelt, an inquest in Birmingham heard. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
AN angry Midland father fled to London after using a machete on a youth club helper he mistakenly believed was in a group who had been bullying his step-daughter, a court heard. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
SICKNESS rates among city council workers are soaring, with staff in the key housing department taking more than 17 days a year off. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
EYE-POPPING aerial gymnastics are just some of the treats in store after the Great Moscow State Circus rolls into the Midlands. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
THE Asian Lifestyle Show is coming to Birmingham for the first time since its launch three years ago. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
THE first ever winner of TV's reality show The Apprentice is visiting Birmingham next week to share the secrets of his success. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
A HEALTH cuts row is raging in Worcestershire after patients were urged to use a minor injuries unit rather than clog up a casualty ward. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
A HAMSTER has been rescued from inside a pipe by being sucked up on the end of a vacuum cleaner. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
POLICE have launched an appeal to find the ex-husband of a 61-year-old Staffordshire woman found dead with a stab wound to her neck. Read
Mar 15 2007 | Top Stories
CONFECTIONERY and drinks giant Cadbury Schweppes today unveiled plans to split itself into two. Read